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The adjustment OF Gable Rates.

NEW YORK, August 9-Gen. s. L. NJ. Barlow says
that nothing Is being done to-day In reference 70
the REIMBURSEMENT or cable rates although the man-
ayers or every company are anxious TO have ma
terial increase In the present figures.
The Commercial Company, said Gen. Barlow,
us Wiling 10 go 10 ~ cents, no higher" He fur.
ther said That II the rate was not fixed at about
that notch, the public must not be surprised 70
See the rates at TO cents within few days.
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GUNE On An EACUKSIUN TO WOODS HOLL-
Mrs. Cleveland, accompanied by Mr.. and MrR
Greedy, Mrs. Folsom, Miss WEIGH, Mr.. Harmon, MI.
and Mrs Glider, and Mr.. Chase, embarked at Ma
rion, Mass. yesterday morning on the little fsh
steamer Albatross for Woods HolL The Albatross
anchored of the lower village and sent up It's
launch for the party, portion OF which was taken
from Deano's wharf at the Old landing while the
rest drove 10 point lower down In order TO save
time. The Albatross saluted as Mrs Cleveland
approached. The rest OF the party was taken Oh.
and they were soon under way for Wood Hon.
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DENTAL CHANCES.
A Winnipeg, Man., special TO the Philadelphia
Press, August &, says: Senator Sherman and party
reached here this morning and spent the day In ys-
ting points OF interest in the city. They guests
OF Mayor Large. number OF prominent citizens
called upon Mr.. Sherman at q reception this after
noon. To the representative or the Press he said
the commercial union between the United states
and Canada Is not absorbing much attention Ina
the republic. IL was a question which would
have TO be settled between England and the
United States, and he did hot believe Eng
land would agree to It. Being told
England were willing or not he smiled, and
remarked that he understood the feeling In many
parts OF Canada was almost unanimous Tor Il, but
that the Roman Catholic clergy In quebec would
do all in their power TO prevent IL, and would
doubtless influence the politicians there. He
believed the United States would favorable 30 t
when the time came, but at present the feeling
was one OF QuieScence.
Mr. sherman was overheard remarking 20 q
friend that he believed his chances for the Presi-
Dental nomination In 1858 were excellent The
party leaves In the morning for the Pacific,
intending TO visit Victoria, go TO Tacoma, and
return East over the Northern Pacific. In the
Rocky Mountains their private car viii be detached
and run through In easy stages attached 70 freight
trains In order TO give the travellers an opportunity
to enjoy the scenery.
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THE INFORMATION WILL Nor Be FURNISHED
In the House Of Commons last night the question
was asked what was the reason for the govern
ment'S refusal to submit q return showing the
number OF royal princes or persons allied to royal
ty by marriage who hold posts In the public ser
vice and draw money from the public FUNDS and
appointments. Mr.. Smith replied that, In the
Judgment, OF the government such return would
be Of an inyid1ous character and ought not TO be
granted radical cries OF ''Oh, but it must be
GRANTED VI
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The Chicago BoOdlers.

CHICAGO, August 9.-The Appellate Court this
afternoon granted supersedeas in the case VI
T. y Mcdonald The case cannot now be reached
until the october term. This decision ap-
plies TO McGarigle well as TO Mcdonald.
Though he has hot taken any part In the applica.
ton The exceedingly prompt action taken by
Judges NcAlllster and Moran was a surprise 10
the state and TO the DEFENDANTS counsel The
motion 10 admit the boodler TO bail was denied
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editor OF the Petit DdupiaOis, 70 two months i'm
priSonment and TO pay ne OF 200 francs, for un-
fairly woundlng N. Menytelle In duel
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CHARGED WITH FALSE PRETENsES.-Detective
Carter, this morning, arrested ThoS. Kennedy, on
charge OF obtaining money by false pretenseS-
$40 from Justice L. /. ONeal-by means or a check
signed I'D. W. Bliss" He gave bail at the Police
Court
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Wild ANARCHIST TALK IN KANsAs.-At Topeka,
RAMS, an immense anarchist meeting took place
Sunday w. IL. Clemens, the local ag1tator, urged
the tearing down Of the police courts and 1a1ls,
ana said II the chicago haymarket scene was re-
was talk of dispensing the meeting by the police,
bat there was no collision. crowd left the park
lust as Clemens pointed out q reporter, The
crowd turned back and came near m0bbing the
NEWSPAPER man.
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Baltimore Marketx.

BALTIMORE Nd, August 9.-virginia sizes con-
solidated. At; do. tenforties, 80; do threes So
bid to-day
BALTIMORE, Nd, August e.-Cotton dull and nom.
inal-middlng, 10. Flour steady, with good demand
for city mil. for export. Wheat-southern steady:
red. 7SaSO amber, SOaS2; western higher closing
quiet; No. winter red, spot 7S4a7Sts: September
19s4a795s: October, S1aS1A: Decsmber, S4aS4 a.
Corn-southern tsm aud quiet; white. la52H; vel
low, 5la02; western rner and dull mixed spot Il \
AN August, AK asked: September, 413z;i4SL ;:
October, 4Ssa49ts. Oats firmer with fairly actiT
denland-southern aud Pennsylvania, 32a37 western
white. 3oa3SH: western miSed. 32a34. Rye steady
and quiet 43a52. Provisions steady with moderate
demand Eggs trmer, l2Hal3. Potatoes steady, %
al rs barrel Coffee dull-Rio cargoes, ordinary
to fair, lSAa10. Sugar-copper refined firm 9Ma10.
Whisky quiet, 114a1 Is. Other articles unchanged.
Freights to Liverpool per steamer dull-cotton, d
Hour. 1s.3d- grain lower, 2a2Ad Receipts-four,
17;412 barrels wheat. 1l9. 100 bushels corn. l9O0
bushels oats, 20 800 bushels; rye 400 bushels Ship
ments-dour, Ii, 3O3 barrels: wheat. 1890 bushels
Sales-wheat 800. 500 bushels corn, 10000 bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Ill. August 9, II a.m.-September wheat
was active and easy at the opening this morning ut
tember corn was = off Ut orening, at 40s1. later
25zs January pork, 1267k; September lard $50.
stealy-cash. 6sE; September, 69,a: October. III.
Corn hrmer-cash, Al: September, 41K: October. 42s
Oats steady-cGsh, 24zs: September, PSI: October,
q. Pork hrm-.year, 1918; January, l2721S. Lard
frM1-cash, 6.52H; September, 655; October, 6.65a
6.67H.
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The National Colored Press Association WIN meet
in its ANIMAL session 10 Louisville to-day.
During the month Of July the IRE losses In the
United States and Canada were ga 0.6 500 against
$40 600 600 in July, 1856
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MADE A MANIAC BY THE HEAf.-Michael Leyden,
who was FRUSTRATED by the intense heat while at
work IN the pit at McNeals iron and pipe foundry
In Burlington, n. j., ten days ago, has become q
raving maniac. HIS symptoms are OF such q vto-
lent nature that he Is kept under special guard 70
prevent seif-infifcted Injuries.
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Nor An ErpPHMkNr-The story published to the
eject that the wife OF Lieut. TOtten, U. 8. A. had
elOped nom West Point with Lieut. barr, IS en-
phartcaly denied BY the other officers OF the post
as well Is MI. Townsend, Of New York city, the
father OF Mrs T0tten.
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PATENT has been issued 20 Aaron F. Randall az
this city, for an ofl-gas generator and two PATENTS
70 Nchoiay Jensen, OF this city, FOR camp kit aud
match safe and candlestick
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REVENUE ArPoINTMESTs.-The Secretary OF the
Treasury to-day made the following Internal
Revenue appointments: Thos. K Corbay. store
keeper and gauger at Houtzdale Pa: Bernard l.
Cuirfgan, gauger at Denver, Col; Augustine
Arnett, gauger at lysyille, Ky; VIM. H. seymour,
at LocSland Ohio
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The Cholera decreasing at Malta.
LONDON, August 9.-Fourteen new cases OF chol-
era and six deaths have been reported at Malta
during the last twenty -four hours.
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DEFENDING HER HOUSE.
A County Antrim Woman Makes a
Bravo Resistance. but il Finally
0vefpOWered

0verPOWered.
DUBLIN, August 9.-Alice Barry defed the police
VINO went 70 execute writ Of election against her
al hnockiade, County Antrim, to-day. She barri-
cadeG her house, and with the assistance OF some
irenaS DEFENDED 1t for q long time against the
storm, and who were many times repulsed by
voleys OF stones and streams OF boiling water
thrown upon them. The police finally captured
the mouse oy charge with fixed bayonets but
not qntn many OF them were hurt and one Of them
was padly pitchforked. Five OF the defenders Of
Alice Barry's house were placed under arrest.
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He Wants the Captives Liberated.

To the Editor of the EVENING STAR:
Your last Satul days issue gives an account OF
the adventures OF Sebastian Beck, who recently
escaped from the Sioux Indians by whom he had
been held captive for the last twelve years, and
who is now endeavortng to find his wife, two
daughters, and one son. who were captured at the
same time as he, We're probably forced into mar
mage with Indians, and, II living, are probably
still held captive. Three other facts have come
to my knowledge which seem to render it probable
that many Indian tribes recently at war with the
United states still hold white persons especially
white women, In forcible captivity.
The very thought OF this is maddenfng. A white
woman, torn from her home, despite cries and
tears, forced into loathsome union with filthy,
gr1nning savage, and made his beast OF burden,
eating the leay1ngs OF his meal! For such, We
know, is the lot OF Indian women.
Let us have certainty about this at once. Let
an armed force be sent to investigate every tribe
that may possibly be suspected or holding white
captiveS, and, II any are found. let them be at
once set at liberty and comfortably pensoned.
Unfortunately, under existing treaties, it Will be
difficult TO punish their capuOrS.
What can we do? Ii but one hostile shot be fired
by the Savages, call out 80 600 volunteers from the
surrounding States, pounce upon the brutal pack
with gatling guns and chain-ShOt, and send the
remainder to Africa, where they will md dt oppo-
nentS for their barbarity. II the cooperation OF
the Canadian government is required there will
be no great difficulty i'll obtaining It, Let US have
certainty about this matter. A CAUCASIAN.
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WARMING UP LrrTrE--7'he temperature was
TWO degrees higher this morning than yesterday
morning, and still the mercury stood az only 90
degrees TWAS stated at the signal ONCE that the
temperature for the next twenty four hours viii
oe silgntly warmer and that IL Is gradually warm
ing UP little, although there Is cool weather west
vi .ne mississippi River No intense heat II antici.
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Mai. SERVICE TO PINEY PoINT.-The Post-onice
| Department has established a mail service be-
tween this city and Piney Point, Nd, beginning
August 5, and continuing until October s The
| schedule is as follows: Leave Washington Mon
days, Wednesdays and saturdays at $50 p. m,
arrive at Piney Point IL 80 p. m; Leave Piney
Point Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays at l2:15
a. m, arrive at Washington by 6:45 q. M. Mr..
Samuel NOrment is the contractor.
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RANGE OF THE THERMoHETER.-The following
were the readings at the signal Office to-day: a.
m, 60; p. H., 80; maximum, 81; minimum, So.
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CLASH OF ATTORNEYS.-MessrS. Cahill and
Smith the attorneys for five defendants In an
ARRAY case in the Police Court to-day. The former
gentleman represented Mr.. and Mrs. Cooney, Jno
Healey, and Jno. Cady, while Mr.. Smith appeared
for Jno. Noonan. The government charged all rve
OF them with a general fight on street north
west. Matthew McGaryey saw NOOnan and Mrs
Cooney lighting in the street: Jno Healey, who is
the son7p-law OF Mrs. CoOney, then came I'D and
grapple0 with Noonan. Mr.. COoney appeared on
the scene and took hand in the affair." and between
the three OF them NOonan was roughly handled
A razor was produced, and Mr.. Cahtll endeavored
to prove that NOonan had drawn 1t In the fight.
Mrs. Cooney SwOre that she saw the razor coming
out OF NOonans pocket, and yelled, "Look OUT
John ito Healey); he's got pistol" Healey then
knocked the razor out OF NOOnan's hand. Mr.
Smith here attempted to cross-examine Mrs
Cooney, but Mr.. Cahill vigorously objected. and q
lively scene was the result. The question was
withdrawn. Noonan denied striking Mrs Cooney,
and the possession OF the razor, and claimed that
the assault had been begun on him. AS Messrs
Cahill and Smith began one OF their frequent dis
cussiOns as to precedence. Judge Harper remarked:
'This scene is almost as disorderly as the ARRAY
itself, and the attorneys will please keep order"
Cady and Mr. and Mrs. COOney were dismissed,
While Healey and Noonan were fined s. each.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT REFORM N BALTIMoRE.-The
Underwriters Association demand a number Of
ment OF the IRE board an increase In the number
OF engines, q full paid department and other
,evopC
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POSTMASTER GENERAL Villas win leave tomorrow
for his home In Madison, Wis, where he expects 10
remain some weeks
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hR LION,
~ The Oldest Estabs ed and only Reliable LADIES'
Physician III the city,
Ca he copsuted Daily 464 ST. between Al and 9Th
l.
Iro.ait treatment Correspondence and eO9suita-
u. strictly confidential. separate ior ladies'
C;;ce slWays open. ly:}o-l.,t'
IL HAS NkyER BEEN COSTRADICTED THAT
Dr BROlHEbS l. the oldest established adyertis
J. = lanes thysIcIsI this city. Ladies, you can
Sri-haeitly consult Dr.. BROTHERS. 3G6 Il - = W
@tticilar atts,4.lor paid all diseases peculiar to
- lt harmed or single FORTY years experience
VS. In.
MANHOOD RESTORED BY Using 4 BOTTLE OR
~ Two ~ Dr- BhUiHEKS' Invieorating Cordial
WI cue any ease OF nervous debility and loss OF
I.NeF II iiiiarts sl2or 10 TIE Whole system. 800
sts" iy2,2-lm'
M NE DE FOREST LOSG-ESIABLISHED AND
AZ fv.laoI- iidts Physician. be consulted daily
a. Lsr resii4~i-ce, sol q II W ONCE hours
u y T. "a. with Ladies only. tel1-2a
hk MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS ARE THE
~ sta1cari remedy for all blood diseases causing
thru2t Nasal troubles uFIuary diseases cured
u forty -e1estlt hours Irlce. 81 per box.
DIX DODDS NEENINE No. permanently
natural Weakness loss of vitality. nervous debility.
* fr7ce. I'll sent sealed By I:lail. For sale at
hS lily SIANDItOhDFS. Cor. 9Th and r NV.
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The COurrs.

o., Neiile NJ Shipp has bought OF Mary f. sleman
Iof S4sW SUB lot A, square 366 In by So feet on
Street, between 9th and 10th streets northwest
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| MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk Of the court to Chas T.
GRAY and Katie A. Murphy; Jas. r. King and Annie
5. Walker, or Annapolis. Md; Harry Brown and
Jessie Henerson, both OF Montgomery County,
Nd; Cornelius Murphy and Hannah T. Barrett;
Albert Jones and Polly Holmes both of Meachum's
River, Va; Anderson johnson and Carrie Wright;
F. G. NOlte and Katie A. Bergllng.
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DENTISTRY.

nR DUKE. DENTIST, 1I5 l4TH Nw-TEETH
~ extracted without pain by aid OF local application
Prepared and used Onfy by Teeth rlled al.
teed. fv.s5Ins
nR STARR PARSONS, DENTIST
L., 9th ST.. corner NV
Filling Speciality also. the cure of toottache with.
eut e1Irastlax local Enesthetlc used the
e4-eslates The pain VI extracting. js13
hR T. NJ TALBOTr. DENTIST, 437 7TH ST..
T. tnree doors from corner VI K. Dentistry in alirs
Isascd ~ t.ni
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DROWNED WHILE ATTEMPTING TO SAVE LIFE.-A
young Princeton student, named TrueSdell be-
came exhausted yesterday while bathing at Will
burton-by- the-Sea, N. j. The bathing master,
Frank Williams, went to his rescue, but also be-
came exhausted ana was drowned. TrueSdell
succeeded In reaching the shore. Williams had q
wife and six young children.
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MARRIED,

MARRIED.
JOENsON-FLYNN. AT st. Aloysius' church. this
city, Februory 49, 1857, by the kev Peter Cassidy.
s. J, JOSEPH A JOHNSON and NORA c. FLYNG
both of this city.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and LOO pm prices
OF the New York stock Market reported ny Special
III. III Dodge sl39 18th street:
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MEDICAL. DC.

4, FAD AND BE wISE-DR. BROTHERS, 9O6 ST.
al cared before and made oath tina. he
Z. OlCet Established Expert Specialist tins city,
a. Il w:li al cases OF private
cId furnish medicine, charge. COlists-
ten aid advice freaat any hour during the day sub
., s.ued and before by DR. BROTHERS.
sAMUEL &. MILLS. Notary Public and la
l.sr1ct 81 Columbia, this Sd DAY II July, 1857
- I'M
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The MANNING MEMORIAL VOLUME - Secretary
Fairrhild has mailed TO ex-Secretary Manning a
handSom ely bound volume OF resolutions IN me-
mortal OF hrs services secretary, signed by I'D
officials OF the Treasury.
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THE RESULTS CERTIFIED BY THE CIVIL SERVICE CON-
MfSsIoSER 10 THE WAR DEPARTMENT.
The Clyil-Service Commissioners to-day certified
10 the War Department the results OF the exami.
nation for promotion OF clerks OF class l OF the
Surgeon-Generafs ONCE. One hundred and rrty
clerks were examined one hundred
ana forty passed and ten failed
The highest percentage made was 9S e. and the
lowest tof those who passed. 76a1. F1rty-three
clerks or class $1,000. Sureeon-,ieneral's onice
were examined. and the certiucation
made some time ago. showed that
forky-nine had passed and four
faied. In the Adjutant Generals Ofllce the results
OF the examination OF clerks class oO arsa the
only ones certified. and they show thirteen ex.
arnined. eleven passed and two failed. These GER
uffcationS show that out NJ two hundred and six
teen clerks examined but sixteen failed.
The civilizations OF the examinations In the
second ana third classes y g. o. and first second
and third classes, A. e. o.. and OF examination in
che Offices OF the Chief OF Engineers and Pay.
master-General have not Yet been made.
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FOR SALE-IOTS

lcOR sALE-TwO SPLENDID LOTS ON DE SALES
St. between eth st. and Connecticut ave., each ~
x100 feet to 1S-foot alley.
HUFTY DYER,
au!1-1t 18th and sfs
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NOR SALE TWO BRAN INV SIX-ROOM
Il houses. :. A. SlG 50 south fronts ceInen;ed
GLARS, nosier improvements Thoroughly built
Portable. Convenient complete, superior we'll water
Lear. = C. PALMER. 80 ST !y:16-iws
V,OR SsLE-NEw HOUSES-wF INVITE YOUR
attention 70 the row II houses being completed
IOrtI.e- H..ge. northwest, something and
rLrsp Tor tie price s& J. -, geo each They contain
-Coms. cellar under entire hOy.-e. hay window.
l-wH stone steps AID siiis rIrge. iltruD slate and
Id l;saatsis wI-h plate mirrors. and al and
ll-ls hz4isomely papcred throughout. --s fixtures
3r4ufel. fo- =rtt particulars apply DAMIEN
EJWERS son. l1l5.F 81 NV. jy--,:;- III
4 OR SALR-DESfRABIE HOUSES AND LOIS IN
eli -ecto OF the city and suburbs Call list
o. q W Ll\hlNS. lStA and II SITS .yll-lm
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jyI4-eeIni i35 .tl -. n. w. I'd A.

l.OE SALE Ck EXCHANGE-EORA FARM NEW,
II Well-brit --tory aud Basement brick house, WITH
hllei up complete, II rooms. hot ard cold
water two ranges IL Kitchen and one IL bsserer
capacity forty PERSONS bath ard water closet
seCoild floor IN all the rooms AID halls: water
t!lCd story water AID basement This Is :he
best business properly the Navy Iard-one SQUARE
from yard Kate. sti SITS S.e.-for store
b0Erdin--E hotel Rent :tc! per month. May
land property preferred JOHN i. HALL. 400 lSth
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NOR SALE-COUNTRY RESIDENCE AT AMNEN.
i dale. l3 rooms 10 acres. close to station; good
n. rhbUThood: half hour from city; $4,000 easy
terms. BENZ. p. DAVIS. 1919 st. auS-3ts
NS-ANTED-A SMALL PLACE, NEAR STATION
~ not less than six roonIs healthy; permanent il
iTsa O4R
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tyoK SALE-3 NEW FTVE-ROOd BRICKS MOD.
Z lmHs. ~ per cent investment. Price only $1,000
each Several bricks, 18th st. $500
Is, autIful lot Rhode Island ave. Iowa Circle
site for houses lSin St, above Iowa Clr
Gle Near SmithsC Institute II good lots; room
fcr 80 houses Fine opportunity for builder. j. w
i. MYERS & SON. 1ictS New York iy9-1w'
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VrOfi SALE-CHEAP T ST. Ne y Z" 6-ho9Si
Il Brick House. with yas, water atrObe stove WOODEN
plantels, &c. Price : 500 Call al once
DANENHOWEkS SON III ID 81.
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vNOE SAIL
i Great BARGAIN on 14th st. business property.
OIIoslte Portland Flats. 5000 Also. beautI-
fI lot hin de Island ave. Iowa Circle, II xSU
u alley, irlce $1,000
J. W P. MYERS X son.
rrysg1- liws ll1S New FORK
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NOR SAIF-SEVFRAI. OF THE NEW AND DE-
II sirGble residences about Dupont Circle. Fa:raSuI
Square, and well located sections, at far prices
JOHN SHERMAN & CO..
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I,OE SALE- NEW EIGHT-ROON CORN Ell
4 dwelling. lust being completed Sth and u SITS
NV. we'll omit and neatly finished with large park
ily aid IN good Location: convenient to market
three hines Of street cars. Price : 1000.
al.t-tif ALBERT z FOX. go f 81. Il v.
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l,OR SALE-I75o y ST, BET. conn AVE. AND
II Circle new veil built ard Planned. >
Apply. for details. to Architect T. +. SCHNEIDER,
PA ST y " aus I'm
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IGOR SALE-HOCSE OF SIX ROOMS. WITH COR
Il her lot .1Ox 80. corner tn and Prlncet sts
q bargain at $4,000 BENZ f. DAVIS,
auS-.{t. 1910 r St
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NOR SALE-A BARGAIN-A FARM con TANNING
IL eighty mine acres, situated the Hamilton road
miles from Washington: twenty minutes walk from
street cars: in high state of cultivation for farming
gardening. Dwelling house of eleven rooms and
necessary Out-bu1ding- Perch. apple, and cherries
1t we'll waered and contains fine meadow land
and be divided three parts with fronts public
road. For further Information address zoos ST NV
or ON
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DROOkyILLE ACADEMY, MONTGOMERY
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hICkINScN COLLEGE. CARLISLE, Pa, FALL
~ term, opens September 10: :; four-year
the Classical the Scientific. and the Modern
Language Facilities, III all RESPECTS improved: new
buildings enlarged faculty. increased resources we'll
equipped gymnasium. Tuition, by scholarship. ST %
year t. SOFAS II ministers, free Cost of living ex-
ccptlon2liy cheap The Preparatory School, with new
and excellent accommodations thorough and
expeditions preparation for college. For catalogue
desired Information, address j. A. MCCAULEY
jy2I-i9t President